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Cavallino Classic Monaco

Coming on April 2028

Be Part of History: Join Us in Monaco!

Following the remarkable success of its inaugural 2026 edition, Cavallino Classic Monaco returns in 2028 for another extraordinary celebration dedicated exclusively to Ferrari’s racing DNA.

Since the very beginning, Ferrari has been an inseparable part of Formula 1® history. The only constructor to have competed in every season of the World Championship, the Scuderia has shaped the sport through generations of legendary cars, drivers and victories.

Cavallino Classic Monaco is the first Concours d’Elegance entirely dedicated to Ferrari Formula 1 single-seaters, bringing together exceptional cars from different eras to celebrate the extraordinary racing heritage of the Prancing Horse.

And there could be no more fitting stage than Monaco.

Home to one of the most legendary circuits in motorsport, the Principality offers a setting unlike anywhere else in the world. Its streets become a racetrack only for the most exceptional occasions, making the opportunity to drive a historic Ferrari Formula 1 car through Monaco an experience of extraordinary rarity.

Thanks to our close relationship with the Automobile Club de Monaco and a unique collaboration with the Grand Prix de Monaco Historique, participants will have the rare privilege of taking their own Ferrari Formula 1 cars onto the world’s most iconic street circuit. Building on the success of 2026, the 2028 edition will offer even greater opportunities to experience these extraordinary machines where they truly belong: on track.

The experience continues at the Yacht Club de Monaco, whose prestigious marina will once again provide the spectacular setting for the Concours d’Elegance. Throughout the weekend, the competing cars will be displayed overlooking the Mediterranean, just moments from the circuit, creating an exceptional meeting point for collectors, enthusiasts and some of the most significant Ferrari Formula 1 cars in history.

More than a concours, Cavallino Classic Monaco is a celebration of Ferrari Formula 1 history in motion, where preservation meets performance and legendary racing cars are not only admired, but heard, driven and experienced.

Ferrari Formula 1 cars from every era are invited to be part of Cavallino Classic Monaco 2028.

CLASS I THE PIONEERING AGE (1950-1957)

The very first Formula 1 Ferrari, born in the heroic days of front-engined machines. These were cars of elegance and raw courage, raced on circuits that were often little more than public roads lined with hay bales. Here lives the spirit of Fangio, Ascari, and Ferrari’s earliest triumphs-machines that laid the foundations of the championship and remain icons of mechanical purity.

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CLASS II THE REAR-ENGINE REVOLUTION (1958-1967)

A decade of profound transformation, as engineering moved from front-to rear-engined cars. Ferrari, alongside British innovators, embraced a new philosophy that forever changed the Language of speed. This class celebrates the graceful yet purposeful shapes of the 1960s and honors the era when Formula 1 became more technical, more refined, yet still perilously daring.

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CLASS III WINGS, POWER, AND PASSION (1968-1982)

Aerodynamics and horsepower came to dominate Formula 1, giving birth to wings, slick tyres, and ground-effect cars that clung to the asphalt with unseen force. It was an age of spectacle and danger, of Lauda, Villeneuve, and Regazzoni, and of Ferrari V12s echoing across the world’s great circuits. These were machines where ingenuity met audacity, and beauty met brutality.

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CLASS IV THE TURBO ERA (1983-1988)

This short yet unforgettable period unleashed Formula 1’s most powerful cars. Ferrari’s turbocharged challengers battled rivals with engines capable of over 1,000 horsepower-machines that inspired both awe and apprehension. The turbo age was one of excess and exhilaration, a chapter where Ferrari’s scarlet racers embodied both speed and sophistication on the world stage.

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CLASS V THE AGE OF ELECTRONICS AND SCHUMACHER (1989-2004)

The return to naturally aspirated engines coincided with the rise of electronics: semi-automatic gearboxes, advanced suspension, and the beginnings of the digital era in racing. It was also the stage for modern legends, Senna, Prost, Schumacher, drivers who became mythic figures. Above all, this class honors Ferrari’s golden renaissance at the dawn of the new millennium, when Maranello
ruled the world.

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CLASS VI FROM THE V8 ERA (FROM 2005)

The final generation of naturally aspirated Formula 1 cars, powered by 2.4-liter V8 engines. This era witnessed thrilling rivalries and the rise of new champions, with Ferrari continuing to fight at the sharp
end of the grid. These machines combined the last pure, unassisted driving experience with the unmistakable scream of high-revving engines-a sound and spirit that remain unforgettable.

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Where the motorsport legacy lives on

The uniqueness of this occasion is not only for the eyes, but also for the chance to hear the unforgettable symphony of all these engines together, in action, along the fascinating streets of the Principality. From the early models that achieved the very first world successes, to the more recent single-seaters that recall unforgettable triumphs, spectators will experience the extraordinary evolution of technology, aerodynamics, and driving style embodied in these masterpieces that have helped make the Cavallino Rampante a true racing legend.

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Awards: How the competition works

The Cavallino Concorso d’Eleganza is the one true place to solidify your car’s reputation, with the ultimate accolade – 97 points gives you a Platinum Award!

The Cavallino Classic subscribes to the judging guidelines as formulated by the International Advisory Council for the Preservation of the Ferrari Automobile (IAC/PFA). 
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